攬炒只係手段,
目標係五大訴求 缺一不可
[Reddit] 第一次見呢張六四嘅相
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如果中共真係成功倒台，希望可以搵返當年嘅倖存者出黎
或者佢地會識個位眼鏡仁兄
可以講返佢係咩人，為左咩而戰鬥
或者佢地會識個位眼鏡仁兄
可以講返佢係咩人，為左咩而戰鬥中共真係好可恥
天滅中共
係呀 周杰倫嚟嫁
躝啦屌你老母臭閪以為自己好撚幽默？
躝啦屌你老母臭閪以為自己好撚幽默？
藍絲就算9數啦, 而家都仲係藍, 應該係冇良心良知
佢地睇完都唔會有感覺
佢地睇完都唔會有感覺
有國際制裁嫁,去維基睇下啦
好心痛同時覺得中囯真係好恐怖收聲啦分化撚，對家挑機我會撐到底，扮同路人挑機我會叫佢去死，做埋D熱狗做嘅野，為乜？為咗做仆街？恭喜你，你已經係仆街。
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好認同巴打所講
我同你地所有人講，我地約好左將來要係煲底一齊慶祝，一齊唱歌，一齊喊，一齊笑，加埋有幾個儍佬裸跑
跟住所有人仲要一齊健設香港
一個都唔可以少，再難既關都要捱過
齊上齊落
我係詳盡天氣
跟住所有人仲要一齊健設香港
一個都唔可以少，再難既關都要捱過
齊上齊落
我係詳盡天氣
搞唔掂 好癲
第一次睇？
唔明點解仲有人覺得真係冇死過人
其實最應該係出黎做文宣
歷史真相要俾人知
唔明點解仲有人覺得真係冇死過人
其實最應該係出黎做文宣
歷史真相要俾人知
我本身係一個1989年後出世既人 , 所以一直冇咩感受 , 冇去過64蠋光晚會 , 就算雨傘後都冇 , 因為同而加差太遠了 .... 但今次後..我估我會去...
應該當時有槍聲，所以個個趴地下，之後停左先起身再走。右下方架人動作會表達到現場危急情況。
呢本咩黎
好沉重
睇到起雞皮
呢張相
單車上去天安門個男仔
睇到真係好sad
中共點解可以落到手
今次我地唔可以輸
為左自由 為左香港！
單車上去天安門個男仔
睇到真係好sad
中共點解可以落到手
今次我地唔可以輸
為左自由 為左香港！
Blinkyouredead• 8h
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I was in elementary school in Beijing at that time, my sister was the student body leader for her university, and quite active in the protest. I remember my dad’s stoic face as he set out to find my sister at Tiananmen Square in the afternoon of June 3rd, myself and all the young kids of the family were gathered at my grandma’s house (which isn』t really wise in retrospect since her house was only about 10 mins away from Tiananmen, while our own house was much further...) under strict orders to not go outside. Later I was told they had first deployed tear gas to disperse the students, but many students wrapped dampened cloths on their faces and went back in. Luckily my dad found my sister and older cousin in time and forcibly dragged them home, otherwise they probably would』ve perished.
This whole thing was horrible. My mom’s best friend worked at a maternity hospital in Beijing city, on that night dozens of wounded and dead were being rushed to their hospital, even though they didn』t have the means to deal with the trauma, being a maternity hospital and all. But the wounded kept coming through, they tried their best to treat them, not many survived. Before dawn they put the IDs out on top of dead bodies to facilitate identification - many of which are student IDs - but in the morning cops came by and confiscated the IDs. Shortly after coroners』 van came and took the bodies. People who lost their kids that night were told their kids were missing. Or ran away.
My family lived in the district of Beijing that housed quite a few Chinese science institutes, many kids from that district went to major universities in Beijing and participated in the demonstrations. I』ll never forget the wailing in our neighborhood in the following days, weeks, months. They can cover up the truth all they want, I』ll never forget. And I』ll do my best to make sure others won』t, either.
Edit: I』m so happy to be able to contribute a little to the students』 legacy with my comment! Some of you guys asked for more info on the movement itself, I think this wiki page does a pretty decent job of outlining it, certainly much better than my 10 year old brain at the time could remember. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1989_Tiananmen_Square_protests give it a look if you』re interested! And my whole family left China many years ago, we』re perfectly safe, no worries
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I was in elementary school in Beijing at that time, my sister was the student body leader for her university, and quite active in the protest. I remember my dad’s stoic face as he set out to find my sister at Tiananmen Square in the afternoon of June 3rd, myself and all the young kids of the family were gathered at my grandma’s house (which isn』t really wise in retrospect since her house was only about 10 mins away from Tiananmen, while our own house was much further...) under strict orders to not go outside. Later I was told they had first deployed tear gas to disperse the students, but many students wrapped dampened cloths on their faces and went back in. Luckily my dad found my sister and older cousin in time and forcibly dragged them home, otherwise they probably would』ve perished.
This whole thing was horrible. My mom’s best friend worked at a maternity hospital in Beijing city, on that night dozens of wounded and dead were being rushed to their hospital, even though they didn』t have the means to deal with the trauma, being a maternity hospital and all. But the wounded kept coming through, they tried their best to treat them, not many survived. Before dawn they put the IDs out on top of dead bodies to facilitate identification - many of which are student IDs - but in the morning cops came by and confiscated the IDs. Shortly after coroners』 van came and took the bodies. People who lost their kids that night were told their kids were missing. Or ran away.
My family lived in the district of Beijing that housed quite a few Chinese science institutes, many kids from that district went to major universities in Beijing and participated in the demonstrations. I』ll never forget the wailing in our neighborhood in the following days, weeks, months. They can cover up the truth all they want, I』ll never forget. And I』ll do my best to make sure others won』t, either.
Edit: I』m so happy to be able to contribute a little to the students』 legacy with my comment! Some of you guys asked for more info on the movement itself, I think this wiki page does a pretty decent job of outlining it, certainly much better than my 10 year old brain at the time could remember. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1989_Tiananmen_Square_protests give it a look if you』re interested! And my whole family left China many years ago, we』re perfectly safe, no worries
上面巴打都有講係圖書館嗰啲回憶錄之類嘅嘢
唔係我的 人哋send畀我的 我都唔知咩名
唔係我的 人哋send畀我的 我都唔知咩名